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sergeinik [125]
3 years ago
11

Sylvia works part-time at an office and also goes to school in the evenings. She is considering taking supplies for a class proj

ect from the storeroom at work, even though this is against company policy. However, she changes her mind when she considers what her colleagues would think of her if they learned of such an action.Which ethical test has Sylvia used to make her decision?
A) Long-term consequences test
B) Legal/compliance test
C) Fairness test
D) Public knowledge test
Business
1 answer:
castortr0y [4]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Letter D is correct. <em>Public knowledge test.</em>

Explanation:

The ethics test to make your decision was the public knowledge test. According to studies, a person judges the consequences of taking an unethical attitude using a sequential and rational approach. There are a sequence of judgments which are: moral rules, defense testing, ethical principles, and anticipatory high evaluation. Taken together, these steps will help you identify if there are more advantages or disadvantages to an unethical act.

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